I see they've started the marketing push, but does anyone know the anticipated move in dates?

IF they could just color match... the silver edge trim is one of the most unsightly cladding options available. For a few hundred bucks you can go from 2/10 to 6/10

I can't believe this is actually happening

There was a decent lag from initial announcement - are there updates renderings?

This were literally my first thoughts. Do we know the architect?

Love this buildings. Podium continues to look better as it's progresses. Have the announced opening dates yet?

Taping the joints is actually bad practice as it can hide tie ins. As long as the membrane has correct lapping it's functioning correctly. There are two envelope engineers on the project bc of its complexity and so nothing is missed Sneak peek of the courtyard. Difficult to get a sense of space...

I would say it was an opening act to allow for full building prep while the main show is in the shop for fab 🤔

Hopefully that rust-y looking cladding on the east side podium is COR-TEN. That would be cool

On the north side of the building the vertical elements (looks like tubes?) are right tight together. I think this is the cladding?

Curious if anyone knows the specific product name/vendor for the tile cladding (apologies if mentioned in prior pages). Bonus points if anyone knows approx $/sqft?

These guys aren't wasting time now that they've started.

Source?

Awesome project. Will be hard to get that façade + lighting right irl, but if anyone can do it, it's RNDSQR.

Not an eyesore, actually dont mind it. They did a good job at doing as much as possible with a little.

They feel narrower because the original rendering have the eastern corner of level 2 cut back. Just didn't work out with the structure or the inside space, so it was boxed-out conventionally. The tarps aren't doing it any favors either, but there are huge panes of curtain wall there as well...

Are these communities thriving, or are there lots of projects under construction because interest rates are low and private equity wants to diversify from TO/Van? I truly hope this goes well for the city and folks continue to come to YYC. Just hard to imagine all of these towers getting filled

Also, interest rates on construction are super low. So your $2mm project is costing you $200k in equity (at 10% LTV), and you're taking 8-10% on the full $2mm.... It's actually a great investment.

This city is really good at saying they want/need something, and the doing the opposite. Need densification of established communities = approve more sprawl Need better urban planning principals which improve pedestrian life = concede to NYMBIs on front lawns. The whole concept of front lawns...

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